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Project's PI = Present value of the future cash flows / Initial Investment
Project's PI = ($14,000/1.13 + $14,000/1.132 + $14,000/1.133 + $14,000/1.134 + $14,000/1.135 + $14,000/1.136 + $14,000/1.137) / $40,000
Project's PI = 1.55
The NPV is $2,409.77
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